It is published as a WMO report in the series on World Climate Data and Monitoring Programme. (Some figures may not be displayed right in your browser, I could see them well using Acrobat Reader as stand-alone application and they did print right.)
Contents
Theoretical aspects of homogenizationTamás Szentimrey
Influence of network density on homogenization performance
José A. Guijarro
Efficiencies of homogenisation methods: our present knowledge and its limitation
Peter Domonkos, Victor Venema and Olivier Mestre
ACMANT: why is it efficient?
Peter Domonkos
Theoretical questions of daily data homogenization and daily benchmark results for MASH
Tamás Szentimrey
Application of the redistribution method on custom data subsets
Predrag Petrović
Detection and correction of breakpoints in long-term German precipitation series
E. Rustemeier, A. Kapala, V. Venema and C. Simmer
Portuguese temperature dataset homogeneity with HOME R
L. Freitas, M. G. Pereira, L. Amorim, L. Caramelo, M. Mendes, and Luís F. Nunes
Considerations on snow and temperatures time series in western Italian Alps
S. Fratianni, S. Terzago, and F. Acquaotta
Data homogenization in the CARPATCLIM project
M. Lakatos, T. Szentimrey, Z. Bihari, and S. Szalai
Homogenization of long monthly air temperature time series collected in Ukraine
V. Osadchy, Y. Nabyvanets, O. Skrynyk, S. Krakovska, and O. Skrynyk
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